+100 cryptocurrencies explained
Bitcoin (BTC)
The first cryptocurrency created in 2008. without intermediaries. It does not have a centralized control point since it is run by the community.
homepageEthereum (ETH)
Platform to create and execute smart contracts, that is, applications that self-execute when certain conditions are met without the possibility of censorship or interference.
homepageBitcoin Cash (BCH)
A Bitcoin fork created to try to solve the scalability problem by increasing its block size. It aims to replace the original Bitcoin.
homepageBitcoin Satoshi Vision (BSV)
A Bitcoin Cash fork created to try to solve the scalability problem by increasing its block size. It aims to replace the original Bitcoin.
homepageDASH (DASH)
Digital money designed to be fast, secure and with additional privacy. Its operation is based on trust towards Masternodes.
homepageCardano (ADA)
Blockchain for decentralized applications and smart contracts focused on independent layers and supervised by academic review models.
homepageLitecoin (LTC)
Less secure but faster Bitcoin fork, created by Charlie Lee.
homepageIOTA (IOTA)
Platform for Internet of Things devices that promises free microtransactions that work without human intervention.
homepageRipple (XRP)
A payment system for banks and other payment providers. Designed to move large amounts of money quickly and efficiently. Highly centralized.
homepageStellar Lumens (XLM)
Non-profit association to make it easier for anyone to make payments through banks. They are working on sending money through text messages with the mobile.
homepageEOS (EOS)
Platform to build decentralized applications, scalable and with joint libraries.
homepageNEM (XEM)
Platform for businesses and developers who want to build decentralized applications and connect them to the Blockchain using prefabricated tools.
homepageBitcoin Gold (BTG)
Bitcoin fork that changes the mining model to make it more decentralized, competes with Vertcoin
homepageBitcoin Private
Bitcoin and Z-Classic fork that brings Z-Snarks and 2MB block sizes.
homepageICON (ICX)
South-Korean platform of decentralized applications that builds communities between banks, hospitals, universities and insurance companies. It focuses on identity checks and payments.
homepageNEO (NEO)
Formerly known as Antshares, it is the Chinese Ethereum and focuses on decentralized applications.
homepageNano (NANO)
Formerly Raiblocks. Platform not based on Blockchain technology designed for fast and free transactions. It is easily scalable.
homepageMonero (XMR)
Very secure, totally private and non-traceable payment platform. Unlike with Bitcoin, account balances or transaction details cannot be known.
homepageEthereum Classic (ETC)
Ethereum fork created after the DAO hack (it is actually the original Ethereum code) by a community that ensures that the code of a smart contract must be immutable.
homepageLISK (LSK)
Platform that allows you to create decentralized applications with Javascript.
homepageAragon (ANT)
Unstoppable organizations without borders directly on the blockchain.
homepageQtum (QTUM)
Hybrid between Bitcoin and Ethereum focused on business smart contracts. Compete with Ethereum.
homepageHshare (HSR)
Platform that allows exchange of funds or information between different blockchains.
homepageOmiseGO (OMG)
It allows people to use classic financial services without having a bank. It works with both fiat and cryptocurrencies.
homepageZcash (ZEC)
Payment platform that hides the issuer, receiver and the value of the transaction, although it allows to make the public transaction later optionally.
homepageZ Classic (ZCL)
Z-Cash fork without reward to the founders
homepageTether (USDT)
Cryptocurrency based on the dollar, its value is always $1.
homepageMaker (MKR)
Stable currency against the dollar through the use of smart contracts.
homepageBitConnect (BCC)
Already extinct, platform that gave daily benefits to users for lending their money. Pyramid scheme.
homepageWaves (WAVES)
Platform that allows to create and distribute tokens to anyone even if they do not have technical knowledge.
homepagePopulous (PPT)
Invoice management platform for entrepreneurs.
homepageStratis (STRAT)
Platform for creating corporate blockchain in C#.
homepageArk (ARK)
Platform to connect all cryptocurrencies with a very simple interface.
homepageKomodo (KMD)
Crowdfunding platform through ICOs for startups.
homepageBitshares (BTS)
Decentralized exchange.
homepageGolem (GNT)
Rental of computing power in exchange for tokens.
homepageArdor (ARDR)
Blockchain to create other blockchains. Designed for government organizations or companies.
homepageBytecoin (BCN)
Monero's predecessor. Currency focused on privacy.
homepageRequest (REQ)
Platform to request payments in any cryptocurrency.
homepageDecred (DCR)
Bitcoin but with voting system for the community to choose its trajectory.
homepageAugur (REP)
Decentralized platform for placing bets.
homepageSalt (SALT)
Loan platform based on cryptocurrencies.
homepageMaidSafeCoin (MAID)
Rental of distributed storage. Decentralized dropbox and web hosting
homepageSiacoin (SC)
Decentralized Dropbox.
homepageStorj (STORJ)
Decentralized dropbox, competitor of Siacoin and MaidSafeCoin.
homepageOyster Pearl (PRL)
Decentralized dropbox and alternative to web advertising. Already extinct.
homepageOpacity (OPQ)
Fork of PRL. Decentralized dropbox.
homepageFactom (FCT)
Distributed file storage system for companies seeking greater transparency.
homepageVertcoin (VTC)
Bitcoin clone with modifications to its Proof of Work system to make it more decentralized, competes with Bitcoin Gold.
homepagePIVX (PIVX)
DASH clone with constant and controlled inflation that uses PoS instead of PoW
homepageTenX (PAY)
Debit card to pay with cryptocurrencies. Monaco competitor.
homepageVeritaseum (VERI)
Stock exchange platform without banks or brokers
homepageGas (GAS)
Used to pay NEO platform fees
homepageBasic Attention Token (BAT)
Decentralized online advertising platform used by the Brave browser.
homepageMonaCoin (MONA)
Japanese currency based on a meme for microtransactions. Similar to Dogecoin
homepageByteball (GBYTE)
Platform for smart contracts that allows conditional payments - if an action occurs a payment is made, if it does not occur a refund is made.
homepageDogecoin (DOGE)
Litecoin clone based on a meme and used to tip.
homepageBitcoin Dark (BTCD)
Exchange of digital goods focused on privacy and financial freedom.
homepageGamecredits (GAME)
Digital currency for video game developers and players designed to trade digital goods.
homepageWalton (WTC)
Blockchain for the internet of things, similar to IOTA but uses RFID technology to monitor inventory.
homepageIconomi (ICN)
It allows the creation of investment funds based on cryptocurrencies.
homepageSyscoin (SYS)
Decentralized marketplace.
homepageTRON (TRX)
Smart contract platform that connects consumers with creators in the world of leisure.
homepageExchange Union (XUC)
Platform that allows transfer of digital goods between exchanges.
homepageDigix DAO (DGD)
Platform where users can buy gold that will be represented by tokens.
homepagePower Ledger (POWR)
Electricity trading platform for homes with solar panels or other supply mechanisms.
homepageRaiden (RDN)
Technology that aims to increase the speed of the Ethereum network.
homepageBinance Coin (BNB)
Binance exchange's currency, can be used to pay buy-sell rates of other currencies in Binance.
homepageKuCoin Shares (KCS)
Currency of the Kucoin exchange, can be used to pay buy-sell rates of other currencies in Kucoin.
homepageNXT (NXT)
Platform that allows the exchange of digital goods, marketplaces and a voting system for the community.
homepageKyber (KNC)
Decentralized exchange.
homepageZCoin (XZC)
Currency for private transactions that allows audits by the community.
homepageSmartCash (SMART)
ZCoin clone with monetary rewards.
homepageAeternity (AE)
Smart contract platform used by the Blockchain only to resolve disputes.
homepageFunFair (FUN)
Decentralized casino
homepageDragon (DGR)
A new digital currency, funded upon Ethereum Blockchain system and strongly underpinned by a substantial gaming business in Macau.
homepageDecentraland (MANA)
Virtual game based on blockchain in the style of Second Life.
homepageBytom (BTM)
Platform to digitize legal documents.
homepageDigiByte (DGB)
Platform to store information directly on the blockchain permanently.
homepageHuobi Token (HT)
Decentralized exchange built in Singapour.
homepageHyundai DAC (HDAC)
Currency to make payments in the IoT
homepageGnosis (GNO)
Decentralized prediction market.
homepageSirin Labs Token (SRN)
Payment method for the high security cell phones SIRIN ecosystem.
homepageGXShares (GXS)
Decentralized identity verification platform.
homepageBancor (BNT)
Platform for the exchange of digital goods that have not yet reached exchanges.
homepageBlocknet (BLOCK)
Blockchains communication system.
homepageCryptonex (CNX)
Exchange from fiat to cryptocurrencies.
homepageCivic (CVC)
Management of digital identities. It aims to replace identity cards and passwords.
homepage0x (ZRX)
Decentralized Exchange
homepagePura (PURA)
Cryptocurrency that rewards its users and yields 10% to charity.
homepageMetal (MTL)
Mobile payments with monetary rewards.
homepageEinsteinium (EMC2)
Crowdfunding platform that offers scholarships with the money raised through commissions.
homepageLykke (LKK)
Immediate exchange with zero commissions.
homepageVerge (XVG)
Cryptocurrency based on security and privacy
homepagePeercoin (PPC)
Cryptocurrency that rewards its users based on how many currencies they have and the community voting system.
homepageStreamr (DATA)
Information exchange between devices through steaming. Real-time information marketplace.
homepageSingularDTV (SNGLS)
Decentralized Netflix.
homepageSantiment (SAN)
Exchange with additional market monitoring and analysis functions.
homepageVeChain (VEN)
Inventory management system through blockchain.
homepageNexus (NXS)
Cryptocurrency with permanent blockchain when transmitted via satellite. This way even if there was no internet it would still work.
homepageMinexCoin (MNX)
Cryptocurrency that aims to fix price volatility problems.
homepageQuantstamp (QSP)
Smart contract audits with public reports.
homepageRevain (R)
Decentralized review platform.
homepageSubstratum (SUB)
Decentralized web hosting. It offers an Internet without the possibility of censorship.
homepageCounterparty (XCP)
Smart contracts en el blockchain de Bitcoin.
homepageNAV Coin (NAV)
Cryptocurrency with optional privacy.
homepagePotCoin (POT)
Payment platform for the marijuana industry.
homepageAdEx (ADX)
Online advertising exchange.
homepageUbiq (UBQ)
Smart contracts platform where all the devices in a network act as a single super-computer.
homepageATMChain (ATM)
Asian advertising network.
homepageEdgeless (EDG)
Decentralized casino.
homepageLoopring (LRC)
Decentralized exchange and open protocol.
homepageCindicator (CND)
Prediction platform, the more accurate a user's predictions, the greater the profits.
homepageDeepBrain Chain
Network where nodes can transfer their computing power to Artificial Intelligence companies in exchange for tokens.
homepageTelegram TON (GRAM)
Payment plataform for users that use the app Telegram.
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